The annotations are marks for checks that were made from time to time to be sure that clerks did not insert records inappropriately.For instance, in this register, the check seems not to have worked.In fact, the date of the second is October 2nd, 1903, and states that the register was blank, but the following record is dated September 23rd, 1902

Giuseppe "Pippo" Moccaldi

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Appearing was Vincenzo Cipriano, age 37, peasant/farmer living in Frigento. He reported that at 10:15 P.M. on the 13th, in the house at 7 Contrada Massariola, a male infant was born to his wife Teresina Montecalvo, a peasant/farmer, who was living with him. The infant whom he was presenting was named Antonio. Witnesses were Carmine Pelosi,age 53, property owner, and Carmine Martone, age 39, a peasant/farmer. The witnesses signed the document, but the informant was illiterate and did not.

Record #98 for Carmine Cipriano dated Dec 18. 1905 at 9:25 a.m. in the town hall of Frigento. Appearing was Giuseppantonio Cipriano, age 24, a peasant/farmer in Frigento. He reported that at 7:15 P.M., on the 16th of the current month, in the house at #6 Contrada San Stefano, a male infant was born to his wife, Rosaria Famiglietti, a peasant/farmer, who was living with him. The male infant, whom he was presenting, was given the name Carmine. Witnesses were Donato Di Renzo, age 53, a property owner, and Carmine Pelosi, age 57, also a property owner. Both were residents in the town. The two witnesses, together with the town official, signed the document. The informant was illiterate and did not.

Erudita, it does not look like my most recent reply posted. I was looking for a translation for Numero 99, CarminA Cipriano, not Numero 98, CarminE Cipriano. Please let me know if you wish me to dowload the file again. With thanks, Dolores

dmurphy1940 wrote:Erudita, it does not look like my most recent reply posted. I was looking for a translation for Numero 99, CarminA Cipriano, not Numero 98, CarminE Cipriano. Please let me know if you wish me to dowload the file again. With thanks, Dolores

Record #99Dated 20 December 1905 at 9:25 AM at the town office in FrigentoVincenzo Cipriano (father) age 42, peasant farmer, declared that at 8:15 PM on the 18th of the month at the place at Contrada Pannizza #19, to Teresina Montecalvo, his wife, peasant farmer living with him, was born a female child. He presented the child to the official and she was given the name CARMINA.

dmurphy1940 wrote:Is anyone available to translate Numero 9 and Numero 18? I hope that I have not missed it. Thank you.

Record #9 for Chiarina Rosaria MontecalvoDated Jan 26, 1906 at 9:40 a.m. in the town hall of FrigentoAppearing was Rosina Parazzi, age 30, a midwife who reported that, at 10:15 A.M. on the 23rd of the current month, in the house at #20(or 22?) Contrada Confine,a female infant was born to Giuseppa Ciampi, a peasant/farmer, wife of Donantonio Montecalvo, who were both living in Frigento. The female baby was being presented and given the name Chiarina Rosaria. Witnesses to the presentation and declaration were Giuseppe Calo`, 56, a butcher and Donato Di Renzo, age 53, property owner. The informant announced the birth in place of the infant's father because he had emigrated to the Americas and couldn't.

dmurphy1940 wrote:Thank you, Erudita. I don't know what happend there but here is Numero 18 again.

Record #18 for Maria Rosaria MontecalvoDated Feb 19, 1906 at 9:30 a.m. in the town hall of FrigentoAppearing was Francesco Saverio Montecalvo, age 44, a peasant/farmer living in Frigento. He reported that at 9:15 P.M. on the 18th of the current month, in the house at 11 Contrada Confine, a female infant was born to his wife, Antonia Telese, who was living with him. The infant was being presented and given the name Maria Rosaria. Witnesses were Giuseppe Flammia, age 63, a property owner, and Carmine Pelosi, age 58, a property owner. The document was signed by the official and the witnesses. The informant was illiterate and did not sign.